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"Questions concerning the management of, and access to, the internet are becoming increasingly central to the debate on international telecommunications. I believe that the joint position of the Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) and the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe provides a prudent and balanced approach to this subject, aiming to ensure that the European position at the forthcoming World Conference defends the freedom of use of and access to this means of communication, human rights and observance of the Community
. Unjustified restrictions would be a backward step in terms of the method we use to communicate today, which has helped people to come closer and allowed information and trade to flow more freely. While recognising the need to be alert to crimes that may be committed over the internet, I still consider that the starting point must be freedom of use of and access to the internet, and not its limitation or the introduction of economic barriers to its use. I hope that the Conference conclusions will adopt the same position."@en1
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